Describe the result
What should you receive? A working feature, a report, a set of tests or another concrete deliverable.
- 1 Your goal
- 2 Your computer
- 3 Its role
- 4 Your plan
Your first step
What would you like to do?
Pick the option that sounds most like you.
Get work doneI have a project or a task. I want help turning it into a clear result.Prepare my request
Set up an AI workerI have a dedicated computer. I want to prepare it to create or review work.Make my setup plan
Just looking aroundI’m curious. Show me what this is and how it could be useful.Give me the simple tour
You can change your mind at any time. Nothing is installed, purchased or connected by making a choice.
Set up an AI worker · your computer
Which computer will run Fleet?
Choose the computer you plan to use for the AI work. You can read this guide on any device.
A dedicated Ubuntu Desktop 24.04 LTS computerThis is the computer type supported for first-time testing.
A Mac with an M1 or M2 chipMac mini, MacBook or Mac Studio: open the dedicated Mac guide.
Windows, an Intel Mac, or another Linux versionHelp me understand what I would need.
I’m not sureShow me how to check. No technical knowledge assumed.
New to setting up a computer? Ask a trusted person who is comfortable with Ubuntu to help. This release’s installation includes Terminal commands and administrator preparation. We’ll give you a plan you can print and share with them.
Set up an AI worker · its role
What should this computer do?
Start with one role. “Agent” and “Node” are simply the names for these two responsibilities.
Create the work Start hereAn Agent carries out a task and produces the result: for example, files, code or documentation.Choose Agent
Review the workA Node independently checks the work and its evidence against the agreed requirements.Choose Node
For this qualification release, prepare each additional role on a separate clean host. The guided preparation does not add a second role to a machine that already has Docker installed.
Looking for a specialist role? See all six rolesYour setup plan · keep this handy
Your plan for an Agent.
You have a clear next step. Read the essentials below with your helper, then open the installation guide.
Agent · create the workUbuntu Desktop 24.04 LTSv1.1.4
Your next step
Open the guide with someone comfortable setting up Ubuntu. You can print this plan or copy a short summary for them.
Print lets you choose paper or “Save as PDF”. Copying gives you text to share yourself; it sends no message.
Have these ready
- A dedicated, clean Ubuntu desktop with GNOME, on x86-64 or ARM64.
- At least 8 GB of memory (16 GB recommended) and 40 GB of free storage.
- A reliable internet connection and the provider access needed for the prompted sign-ins.
- An administrator who can prepare the computer. Existing Docker installations need a different clean host; do not remove one to force this setup.
Know the costs and timing
- Exploring this guide does not cost anything.
- Your computer, internet, electricity and AI provider usage can have costs. Set your approved budget before testing.
- Plan a supervised installation, then 72 elapsed hours of live observation after initial checks.
- Paid work and earnings are not guaranteed. Keep funding and transactions off during qualification.
What setup involves — for you and your helper
Three accounts, with clear jobs. Your existing administrator prepares the computer. A new approval account (called signer) protects the wallet and approvals. A separate new work account (called compute) does the AI work. The setup helper creates the two new accounts.
- Administrator
Download, check and prepare
Download the complete Fleet ZIP and its checksum file from the same release. Follow the guide to verify the ZIP, extract it and create the two fresh accounts. Continue only after the required checks pass.
- Signer account
Create your private setup kit
Sign in through Ubuntu’s login screen. Open the role’s local app, create a new qualification wallet, protect its recovery information and export the setup kit. Keep the signer stopped after export. Never paste recovery words or the private setup kit into this website or a support message.
- Administrator
Transfer only the setup kit
Use the supplied transfer helper to copy the kit to the compute account. The wallet stays in the signer account. Do not copy the whole signer home.
- Compute account
Install and connect the AI tools
Sign in through Ubuntu’s login screen. Follow the guide’s compute preparation and installation steps, then review the policy before approving it. Follow the separate Creator, Checker and Reviewer sign-ins described in the guide.
- Compute and signer accounts · follow the guide
Test, reboot and keep a record
Check authenticated health, real AI responses, test documents and cleanup of both work and browser environments. Reboot, repeat the checks and record 72 hours of live observations. A successful installation or local test is not production qualification.
Ready to find the correct download?
Use AGI_Fleet_Linux_v1.1.4.zip (431.2 MB) and SHA256SUMS-v1.1.4.txt from the release page. Avoid GitHub’s automatic “Source code” archives. Follow the guide’s checksum command and require the Fleet ZIP to report OK before continuing.
Keep paid work off for now. Production qualification is not complete in the selected release. Before any funded operation, complete the physical checks, independent role and connection qualification, and current contract checks in the integration guide. Never remove a safety stop just to continue.
Open the checklist for your real-machine observations
A little help choosing the right computer
Let’s check your computer first.
Check the computer you plan to use: on Ubuntu, open Settings → System → About; on Windows, open Settings → System → About; on a Mac, choose the Apple menu → About This Mac. Look for the system name and version. This release needs Ubuntu Desktop 24.04 LTS.
You can keep exploring on this device. Windows, macOS, WSL, other Ubuntu versions and headless servers are outside this release’s qualification target. This website does not check your device automatically. A supported architecture alone does not qualify a particular machine.
Ask a trusted Ubuntu helper to review the computer requirements with you before purchasing equipment or changing your current machine.
You bring the goal
Let’s make your next task clearer.
Start a request for free, with no account or wallet needed. The AGI Jobs guide helps you describe the result you want. You do not need to install Fleet.
Choose your limits
Set a budget, a deadline and the public materials the worker can use.
Define “done”
Say how the result will be checked, so everyone knows what an acceptable delivery looks like.
A useful first brief
“Create a short, easy-to-read report comparing these three publicly listed products. Include sources, a comparison table and a one-page summary.”
This opens AGIJobManager, the companion service for work requests and payment rules. Review its current availability, USDC payment requirements and fees before any payment. This page does not post a job or take payment.
Start with public, non-personal material. Use public, licensed or synthetic inputs for the supported public-work route. Do not include passwords, private documents or personal information. The authorized desktop preview has a separate qualification path and is not a shortcut to paid private work.
The simple tour
A place for intelligence to do useful work.
AGI Fleet is software that turns a dedicated Linux computer into an AI work environment. It is designed to connect practical digital work to a clear process for approval, review and payment.
An Agent does the work
It uses approved tools to produce something useful, such as code, documents or tests.
A Node checks it
Independent review checks the result and evidence against the requirements.
You keep approval
A separate approval account, called signer, protects the wallet and controls spending limits.
Where AGI Jobs fits
Fleet provides the work environment. AGIJobManager connects a work request to checks and payment rules, using USDC. The aim is useful, verifiable results with clear responsibilities.
What can I do today? Explore the system and prepare a controlled first installation on a compatible machine. Live performance, physical qualification and readiness for paid work still need evidence. This is not a promise of automatic income or that every task can be completed.
Explore the vision, examples and evidence Your pace. Your choices.
Go back whenever you need. A choice here does not install software or authorize work.
No secrets to enter.
This guide asks for no password, payment, recovery words or account connection.
A helping hand is welcome.
Use larger text, switch language, or print your plan for someone helping you.
A little help, in plain words
You don’t have to know the jargon.
Agent = worker
The AI role that creates the result.
Node = checker
The AI role that independently reviews it.
Signer = approval account
A separate account that protects the wallet and approvals.
An error or a safety stop?
Keep the error message and ask your helper to open the help guide. Do not remove the stop or reinstall just to continue. Share only the error information needed; leave out passwords, recovery words, tokens and private setup files.
Open the help guideA few questions you may have
Will clicking through this guide change my computer?
No. The guide only shows information and remembers basic choices in this browser when storage is available. Downloads require a separate click. Installing Fleet requires the steps in the installation guide, administrator preparation and your own approvals.
Do I need to understand AI or cryptocurrency to start?
No technical knowledge is needed to explore. Setting up this qualification release does require help with Ubuntu and Terminal commands. Wallet setup happens in the separate local signer application. Keep recovery words private, and leave funding and paid work off until qualification is complete.
Can I earn money by running an Agent or Node?
There is no guarantee of jobs, earnings or profit. Real operation has costs and must meet qualification, identity, policy and settlement requirements. Begin with controlled testing, an approved provider budget and no funded transactions.
What is saved when I use this guide?
Only this guide’s path, computer choice, role, current step and larger-text preference are saved locally in your browser, when available. Nothing you choose here is sent to an account or used to start work. Use “Clear choices & start again” to remove your saved journey. Larger text stays on if you chose it; use the text-size button to change it. On a shared device, clear your choices when finished.